--json flag doing nothing#215
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Luca Forstner (lforst)
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for bt self update --check --json
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bt --version,bt self update --check,bt initandbt switchdid not respect--json.Output after the fix:
self updateoutputs different flags depending on whether--checkis passed. I think this is fine since the goal of the 2 commands is quite different.New behavior:
bt --version --json anything-subcommand-flags-whateveracts the same asbt --version --json.